Hi Vogue, it's Tina.
Today I'm going to show you what I wear
in a week.
My signature look.
I know I have a style that is classic
but also boyish.
That is to say, it's a little bit
more structured, but I like to feel good.
I often wear baggy clothes, that can be a suit jacket
or a big sweater.
This is a pair of Bottega pants
by Matthieu Blazy, pumps too,
the little tank top, the famous one
that we love, Bottega
and a Prada suit jacket a little oversized,
with a belt, it's more feminine when you close it.
I like to feel good, to feel comfortable
and to play a little bit with volumes.
That is to say, this is a look
that I could wear to a meeting,
where I am not walking through the streets all day.
And then, if I ever had to do more things,
I think I might trade them
in for these.
They're triple-soled Westons.
They take a little while to break in,
but once they do, they're like slippers.
And this is my red carpet look.
So this is an Alaïa dress from the last show,
which resembles the dress I wore
for the Venice film festival.
I find that Alaïa
is a fashion house that knows
how to highlight a woman, knows how to accentuate
a woman's body, in a way that is quite sculptural,
from the shoes to the dresses,
to the skirts, all of it.
And with Pieter Mulier's modern touch,
it's exceptional.
So the first time I did a red carpet
was in Cannes.
I think it was in 2016.
And I remember, I really surprised myself,
because I was super excited.
I went on the red carpet and I was just smiling,
I turned in all directions.
And everybody told me: "It's incredible,
how are you smiling so much?
You're so smiley, it's amazing!"
I was just there in the moment, with my dress,
I turned right around.
And it's true that to this day, in fact,
it's still such a nice moment.
It's often before the screening
of an award-winning film.
Having done premieres with my husband,
I often arrive on a red carpet
and discover a film that he has made
and I've never seen it.
So I try to find a little bit
of this naivety today and to show up
in a good mood and to leave
stress at the door.
There was one time that was very complicated for me.
It was the first screening right after I gave birth,
So I had my baby on April 15.
And a month after that, I gave myself a challenge
to head to the steps of Cannes.
I hated the pictures. I hated seeing myself in them.
We were talking about self-confidence
earlier, I think I was indeed
in a period where I had perhaps less confidence
in myself.
You give everything to another person.
So, just like in Venice,
I chose to wear very minimalist
but still very shiny studs, from Bulgari.
I also wore a ring.
So here, I also decided to wear a ring
it's by Repossi and I find, that it matches very well,
with the colors.
So, this is my look for a date.
A little Loewe dress to go For dinner.
It's very warm.
I think I'll add a little pair of earrings.
This is a dress that I saw at the show.
It's sexy, but at the same time
not too much, either.
And so for Paris and the season,
I think it's well-suited.
I think I'll add a little touch of color
with this purse.
And then, since it's a romantic dinner,
a little heart.
So the shoes are Loewe too and the bag is Alaïa.
The red and yellow is not necessarily
something you would go for, but I think it's
pretty sweet.
When I go out for dinner,
I like to surprise.
It's true that when I've spent the day
in a big baggy suit with sneakers
and an oversized t-shirt or a big oversized sweater,
I like to change into something a little
more glamorous, sexy and still stylish.
I think the first time I went on a date
with my husband, I had jeans
and a T-shirt.
And it was with his cousin, so it wasn't really
a first date, but he really wanted
to see me again.
And his cousin was leaving the next day.
So I played the simple and efficient card.
Party girl.
So this is my look for going out with my girlfriends,
in the summer on vacation, to have a drink.
It's a Louisa Ballou look.
I learned, not long ago,
when I met her that she designs
all her prints.
This is the dress I always have
in my suitcase, everywhere I go.
It doesn't take up any space
and it makes an impact.
The shoes, Amina Muaddi.
With Amina, we met in 2015 in Ibiza.
Then she moved to Paris,
we got really close
and then I did her first campaign.
Then we worked together again for the collaboration she did
with ASAP Rocky, with Pierre-Ange,
who I loved working with.
I remember a pair that she made me customize
for my wedding, in satin.
She made me a blue and a white one,
for my two looks.
It's a special pair that I have and
haven't really worn since.
In this look, I always feel comfortable,
because it's sophisticated, and a little more feminine
then my everyday look.
One last thing before I leave.
Week-end in Biarritz.
After a good surf session, vintage Carpenter jeans,
Asics Nimbus 9,
L’Art de L'Automobile T-shirt.
It's true that I grew up in Biarritz.
In Biarritz, I was even more boyish
than now.
I wore men's underwear, I hung out with my little
surfing gang.
After school, I would go surfing.
I don't know if my style has evolved,
let's say I've learned more, I've traveled.
But I think it's still pretty much the same
comfortable thing.
My parents always told me, "You've got to feel good
about your outfit before leaving the house."
That's something I really remembered because
wearing things I didn't feel good
in could sometimes, show on my face.
I was always a little out of step with Biarritz
because I was experimenting with things that other people
would maybe not allow themselves to.
And I was also different.
But then again, I was lucky
to have my parents around to teach me
that being different
is actually a good quality.
So for Biarritz, two options.
The first one is the K-way,
but I'm not going to opt for that one,
but opt for a little pair of glasses
because the weather is nice.
Bye !
Here is my Brazil look.
A little Wales Bonner polo shirt.
I love this brand, the identity of this brand
with the little British touch.
A little pair of Saint-Laurent shorts.
So when I'm in Brazil, I'm pretty relaxed.
I ask myself fewer questions
about what to wear.
I really go with the flow.
And I like to wear colors, unlike in Paris
where we tend to be more confined
to gray, blue and all that.
And then, maybe this
small Paco purse to go with it,
we don't really wear jewelry, it adds a little shine.
The sambas for Brazil.
This look in three words:
Tina in Brazil?
Front row look.
For the front row, I chose a Valentino look.
It's been several years since I missed any of their shows,
from ready-to-wear to couture.
I chose red because, before pink,
it is the house's strongest color.
I love Pierpaolo's work.
Always in comfort, which is an essential element for me.
Fashion Week is a bit of an expected moment
of grand expressions.
It's also a desire to please the brands
we work with, the brands
that invite us, to try to give the best
of ourselves to present the garment
in the best way.
And yes, it's a bit stressful
because it's a lot of work, it's a lot of information,
it's a lot of inspiration too.
I like to take a little time,
a few days, at the end of Fashion Week
to rethink everything,
to revisit everything I’ve seen.
And that's it.
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